The history of the most illustrious House of Nassau, continued from the tenth century ... down to this present time, ... As likewise, an account of the Houses of Baux and Chalons. To which is prefixed, a large genealogical table, curiously engraven on two copper plates. By John Breval, Esq; There are likewlse [sic] added, original letters of King William, while Prince of Orange.
Breval, John,1680?-1738.
London : printed for R. Montagu; J. Brindley, bookbinder; and sold by J. Brotherton; C. Hitch; F. Coghan; J. Stagg; J. Jackson; Mr. Leak, at Bath; Mr. Crownfield, at Cambridge; Mr. Fletcher, at Oxford; and Mr. Pote, at Eaton,
1734.
Another issue has duplicate pagination, continuous text, but irregular register.
Pp. 233-250 repeated in pagination but text and register are continuous.
A reissue with a cancel titlepage of 'The history of the House of Nassau' published anonymously in the same year.
With an index.
ESTC
Also reproduced on microfilm. Woodbridge, CT: Research Publications, Inc., 1986. The Eighteenth Century ; reel 1822, no. 04.